LIFTEX 2022 is the UK’s only dedicated event for lifts, escalators and access products and takes place from 12 – 13 October at London’s ExCeL. It promises a unique showcase for anyone looking to source equipment or learn about implications of new regulations.
Oliver Greening, LIFTEX Show Director, explains: “LIFTEX only takes place once every three years so if you’re involved in any aspect of specifying, upgrading or installing lifts then you need to be there.
“It’s the one place in the UK where you can meet suppliers, compare products and gain advice. In addition, we’re running a series of free seminars which will tell you everything you need to know about the latest regulations and your obligations to make sure you are legally compliant and covered.”
– Revision of EN 81-20 and EN 81 family designated standards. Dave Searle, Member, LEIA Technical Committee Deputy Chairman, MHE/4, BSI Committee for Lifts, Hoists and Escalators
– The impact of digital telephone lines on lift alarms. Matthew Davies, Avire, LEIA representative, European Lift Association TELCO Working Group
– Evacuation lifts, fire and disabled people. Nick Mellor, LEIA.
– Lifts for use of the fire and rescue service. Matthew Canham, National Fire Chiefs Council, Protection Policy and Reform Unit (PPRU) Building Safety Programme (BSP).
– UKCA: product compliance and marking post-Brexit. Paul Clifton, LEIA Quality & Technical Committee.
– The London Plan & Evacuation Lifts. Adam J Scott, CIBSE Lifts Group, Chair and Codes & Standards Representative
LIFTEX 2022 takes place from 12-13 October 2022 at ExCeL, London. Registration is free at www.liftexshow.com
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